Spontaneous Welcome for Taft in London Banquet
Taft, chief justice of the United States, received an emotional reception in London at the Pilgrim's banquet as Britain’s leaders and eminent jurists hailed his visit. Messages from the king and others underscored warm Anglo American ties while Dean Inge urged solidarity in shared aims of liberty and justice.
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Taft
London
Jurist
Britain
King
Prince of Wales
Asseated Press
William Howard Taft
United States
England
Duke of
Balfour
Mart
Great Britain
Dean Inge
Germany
Lord Desborough
Harvey
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Earl of Balfour
Earl of Derby
Earl of Devonshire
Viscount Cave
Lord Lee of
Fareham
Lord Carson
Lord Buckmaster
Lord Sumner
James M. Peck
Viscount Astor
Robert P. Skinner
Mr. Taft
Compromise on Soldier Bonus Tied to Tariff Bill Action
The Republican leaders approve a compromise plan to defer action on the soldiers' bonus bill until after the tariff measure. a conference of majority senators endorsed the program by 27 to 11. The conference rejected delaying the tariff for bonus action by 30 to 9. The plan foresees a Senate vote on the bonus after tariff moves, with possible delays into September and warnings of a filibuster.
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Associated Preet
Washinston
McCumber
Reblican
North Dakota
Senate
Highton
Hellmaten
Earlient
Railway clerks seek strike ballot over wage cuts
Cincinnati June 19 The Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Station Employers says clerks in various regions seek official sanction to hold a strike ballot over wage reductions by the railroad labor board The union notes general committees of four large roads asked officials to issue a strike ballot but names were not released The clerks would strike if members authorize action and officials are prepared to issue a strike call if the vote supports it.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Railroad Labor Board
WW. Fitzgerald
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Fitzgerald
Sweden Unveils Plan for Coed Public Education System
Stockholm reports Sweden will reorganize its whole public education from elementary to universities to be coeducational for all. The plan cuts compulsory subjects, allows earlier specialization, and shifts most schooling to state oversight with tuition largely eliminated. A new Lyceum will fast track students to university matriculation.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Iyceum
Weather forecast for Denver and surrounding areas
Weather outlook for Denver Colorado and nearby regions shows Tuesday and Wednesday mainly fair with a few local showers possible in the east Tuesday and in central portions. Arizona and New Mexico expect fair skies with little temperature change and warm conditions across the area. Local report records past twenty four hours ending 6 p m with high 93 and low 68 and light to moderate wind.
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Denver
Colo
Arizona
Religious groups urge federal action to end coal strike
A joint appeal by the Federal Council of Churches, the National Catholic Welfare Council, and the Central Conference of American Rabbis asks President Harding to convene a national coal conference, launch a government inquiry, and end the ten week strike amid rising mining-town suffering. The letter urges federal or congressional action to reveal essential industry facts and prevent further hardship for workers and families.
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Washington
Harding
Commission On the Church and Social Service
Federal Council of Churches
Department of Social Action
National Catholic Welfare Council
Social Justice Commission
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Roman Catholiies
United States
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
National Catholic Wesfern Council
Urgin
Illinoa
Indiana
Ohio
Penssyvania
United Mine Workers of America
Secretary of Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Navy Bills Adopted In Senate For 295 Million Appropriation
The senate passed the annual naval appropriation bill totaling about 295.45 million dollars and sending it to conference with the house. The measure funds 86 000 enlisted personnel, with final decisions on numbers and funding to be settled by conferees. Debate included Haiti Dominican Republic and Nicaragua and calls for withdrawal of Marines, with mixed reactions from senators on intervention.
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Senate
Washington
House
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Nicaragua
Navy
King
Utah
Republics
McCormick
Illinois
Dial
South Carolina
Naval Committee
Marine Corps
Hat
Santo Domingo
Latin America
Europe
United States
Pomerene
Oddie
Hawaii
America
Miners Return to Work in Kansas Coal Fields
Open shop mining resumes in Croweburg and surrounding fields as 1,500 miners return to work. J I Crowe Coal and Mining reports 125 expected employees with 4 dollars per day and 90 cents per digger ton. State officials say the move signals a broader resumption of coal production to meet threshing demand.
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Pittsburg
Kans
Kansas
J. i. Crowe Coal and Mining Company
Croweburg
Sheridan Coal Company
Topeka
Kansas Coalfields
Allen
New Sense of Responsibility Plea by Hughes
Secretary Hughes calls for a new civic responsibility in international affairs at the University of Michigan commencement. He argues sound public opinion is essential to peace, condemns hostile foreign rhetoric, and urges informed, restrained diplomacy to prevent misjudgment and distrust among nations.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
United States
Hughes
University of Michigan
Dempsey Heads East for Fights Pending 1923 Schedule
Oakland report says Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion will leave for the east tomorrow stopping at Salt Lake City en route. He expects three future bouts against Brennan Willard Carpentier with Carpentier contest to be staged in Europe before year end 1923.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Jack Dempsey
Galsland
East
Salt Lake City
Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Jess Willard
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Europe
Thompson indicted on neutralities law violation charges
Federal indictment charges Lieutenant Colonel Marcellus H. Thompson president of Auto Ordnance with conspiring to ship arms to Linneiners aboard the freighter Fast Side. Arms recovered in Hoboken bunkers and the case names several purchasing agents and truck men. Thompson and two co defendants pleaded not guilty in Newark and were released on $2,500 bail each.
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Trenton
N. J
Marcellus H. Thompson
George Harvey
Court of St. James
Linn Feiners
Fast Side
Hloboken
Thompson
Auto Ordnance Company
American Expeditionary Forces
Newark
Gun Play Central to Cloyneds Station Fight Inquest
Belfast June 19 inquest heard the Thompson gun played a major role in the Cloynes station confrontation last February. Four special constables were killed and a constable with six bullet wounds said he encountered a man armed with a Thompson gun who wounded him in the left arm and abdomen.
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Belfast
Cloynes
U S Rank Falls to Seventeenth in World Army Strength
Washington reports that the army to be fixed at 125000 under the fiscal year will place the United States seventeenth in global standing for regular army strength, down from tenth. War department figures show 16 nations exceed 5000 peace time troops, with total forces including national guard lifting the U S to twenty fifth overall.
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Warhington
House
Senate
United State
War Department
Turley Held by Denver Jury on Murder Charge
A coroner's jury in Denver finds Orville J. Turley guilty of the murder of Emma Wise calling the slaying one of the west’s most atrocious crimes. The body was found in an air shaft crypt after being strangled with a rope. Turley, jailed, faced protection amid mob rumors. attorney Rufus M. Snaveley disclosed Turley’s Texas roots and Western Union work history.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Emma Wise
Rooming House
West
Orville J. Turley
Turley
Wice
Texas
Fort Worth
Snaveley
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wheat losses from black rust hit 22.8 million bushels in 1921
Washington reports 1921 wheat damage from black rust totaled 22,800,000 bushels per the Department of Agriculture and American Farm Bureau. The prior four years averaged 26,500,000 bushels, with most damage concentrated in the middle western states.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
American Farm Bureau Federation
Middle Western
Treaties And Election Rift Split Irish Votes
Fragmentary returns show heavy independent support with treatyites leading anti treaty rivals on the panel. Labour second preferences favor the treaty. republican strength thought to shrink by up to fifteen MPs while coalition prospects and army unification hurdles cloud peace prospects.
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Associated Press
Cork
Dail
Ramon de Valera
Balloon Entries From American Aeronauts for Gordon Bennett Race
Geneva June 19 The Gordon Bennett balloon race committee has received official entries from Major Oscar Westover Captain HH Honeywell and Lieutenant W J. They won the recent battle race started in Milwaukee.
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Geneva
Gordor Bennett Balloon Race Committee
Oscar Westover
EB. Honeywell
Milwaukkee
Opposition to tax on retail sales voiced by labor men
The American Federation of Labor convention in Cincinnati debated taxes and immigration policy. Delegates voted to fight the sales tax with abated force while opposing unrestricted immigration for the skilled and arguing unemployment limits.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Press
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Legislative Committee
Max Geenstein
Jewelry Workers’ Union
Charles J. Bayne
Shoe Workers’ Union
Supreme Court
Coronado
Johnson
Washington
Legislation Committee
Scott
Michigan
Nelson
Minnesota
House
Judiciary Committee
Denver Club Seeks Top Class Manager
Denver, June 19 The Western league seeks a first class manager for its Denver club capable of playing second base or short and injecting pep into a weak lineup. President Tearney urged readers via the Associated Press hoping to locate a capable leader amid a struggling team at the bottom of the standings.
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Associated Presa
Denver
Tearney
Associated Press
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